8-3-4.1. GROUNDS FOR EVICTION - AMENDMENT.

Any tenant, as defined in this code, may be evicted from any premises, ordered to pay damages and costs, or otherwise be subjected to the order of judgment of the Tribal Court for the breach of any obligation under this code, any agreement, including an agreement to purchase or rent any dwelling, or for any other obligation provided by law. A tenant may be evicted for:

1. Nonpayment of payments under an agreement for the purchase or occupation of a dwelling when such payments are not made consistent with the terms of the agreement between the parties.
2. Nuisance, property damage or destruction, injuries to the property, person or peace of other tenants, or injuries or damages to common areas and property.
3. Abandonment of the premises by failing to pay rent and by establishing a place of abode or dwelling or sleeping quarters at any location other than the premises for more than thirty (30) days.
4. Substantial noncompliance with this code, building or housing codes or the reasonable rules and regulations of the landlord.
5. Occupying any premises without permission or agreement, following any reasonable demand by a person in authority over the premises to leave.
6. Any violation of the lease or occupancy agreement which continues after written request by the landlord served by certified mail, return receipt requested.